Den of Wolves
Rising from Shadows: Unveiling the Den of Wolves
Lyrics
Hey now
Expression of attention or urgency
Do you know where you're at
Questioning the listener's awareness of their current situation
You're in a place right where
Highlighting the listener's presence in an unfamiliar or uncomfortable place
you don't belong
Suggesting a sense of displacement or not fitting in
But they can't let you change that
Indicating external forces preventing a change in the current situation
They're gonna build you up
Predicting attempts to elevate the listener followed by rapid descent
And bring you down fast
Anticipating scrutiny and judgment of the listener's endurance
They'll see how much you take
Expecting others to test the listener's limits and perseverance
And how long you let it last
Emphasizing the assessment of the duration the listener tolerates challenges
They've got you in the corner
Describing a situation where the listener is constrained or cornered
Cause they know what you need
Implying that others understand the listener's desires or vulnerabilities
Gonna pay you and thank you
Suggesting a transaction involving payment and gratitude despite negative consequences
But still make you bleed
Highlighting the paradox of receiving appreciation while enduring suffering
You've got your tail between your legs
Expressing submission or defeat, possibly metaphorical
You're gonna do just what they say
Indicating compliance with the directives or expectations of others
You're gonna listen
Emphasizing the importance of heeding instructions
Them boys in the back
Referring to a group of individuals with particular interests or goals
They want that healthy bottom line
Stating a desire for a profitable financial outcome
They on a mission
Indicating a collective purpose or objective
They've got you in the corner
Reiteration of feeling cornered, possibly with added insight
Cause they know what you need
Repeating the notion that others understand the listener's needs
Gonna pay you and thank you
Reiterating a transaction involving payment and gratitude with consequences
But still make you bleed
Re-emphasizing the paradox of receiving harm despite acknowledgment
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